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NEW TO-DAY.
APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT.
1No. SCOT

o. 8. land onss at Earsl.- NsvAd'.l
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
IL tain W Chisholm. ~hoAe residents and
post once address IL Salt Lake city. iu salt
Lake County. Utah Territory. has made IPPii-
cation for . United states Patent to- the Red
Cl0rd" Lode mining c:Aim. situate in Fsroer
Ninirg District, Elko County. State of Sevs-
ia. eensistluE ofISSj linear feet Of the lode,
Gnd snrfAse ground TO feet wide. being Lot or
survey No. 10 aud in the Geld noteA
aud plat Of the eadcial survey on nie In this
oEes. with magnetic variation At IL degrees
east. as follows: cotnnS neiuS Al post NJ. l.
tae SouIh-ea-erly corner Of thu claim. aud
running thence 5 - deg ~ In.u " 1901 feet TO
post No. ?, the S~ou.h-SGsIeFly co.nvr OF til
claim. frUIn which 49, e ;iou CORNER common
10 AMI between Sections }, 1 , and 10. Town
ship ?; y. Range 10 r.. Mt. DIabI1 Meridian.
bears S So deg " SIS feet distant: thence y IL
deg ~ niiu W co.. feet 10 poSI 40. :. the North.
westerly ccrGsr OF the claim. thence y - deg
~ min ljc0 feet TO post No. 4. the Sorih.
,Is;crly cor..er OF the claim: thence S Is deg
2; mia L GU isSt 10 said pat No. /. tbs place
Of beginning. coniaiE!n.A total ARA " 2o.c5
EerSs. all Of which l. clAimsl aud Ipplied for.
tbs area IN conflict with Tie "ElLU' lode. lot
-, not being 'Ae.udrd or uNccpIel FROM said
application. Fro Ia the mid!!S Of the easleriy
end line OF said Rel Cloud loGs claim the dis.
eONCry point Of Satd claim bears > - deg -
inia " zoo feet distant. Tho said uiuiug
elaI Il y ing OF record IL the Oisce VI the Coun,
~ To oTdsr Of said EIkp County. Nevada. eI,
OHhGiO Recorder LfEAii mining district. at Elko
in ElEo CIunty. S,NadG- Tas nearest known
locations being ~, Mammoth lot D.. the
zig Ch!si" lot -. the "EIko" lot IS. and
"Ur'lt Western" IoIe mining Gains Ia the
.Aaie ds.rIct.
Any anil all pcrsons claiming adversely any
portion Of kil Rd Cloud mIn-, or suriae.
ground. are Tsqaire,i to die their adverse claim,
with the Register of ihs CLiIsi safes Laud
Ofase. A. Eureka. ia the state % Nevada, dur.
Ing the SHY day. Publication hereof, or ;hey
will he barred y NIEIus Of the provisions VI
the Statute.
d. II HALL.
Register.
Idir.st that this notIes he published In ia,
IS~pEPESpGST at E!kO. S'y. the newspApe
published peNre.i the aid Iainiug claim. fol
tie period 81 .iIl' days.
h. II. HALL.
Register.
Dated. Elko. July -. 1887.
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8 A n T A Able
DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSIIIP.

Notice Ia hereby given that tho part.
ner'hip heretofore existing between tho
Undersigned under tho firm nnms OF T.
b. jacques 4 Co, is this day dissolved
ny mutual consent, M. JackIon rstir-
ing.
All bills duo tho late arm will BE- col.
Iro'ed by T. D. Jnques and oil debts Of
the Arm will he paid by him.
r. u. JLouEa,
N. q. Jackson.
Toano, New. July 25, 1887.
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a %UhInatown nSrn.d.

Chinatown ~ Los Angeles, Cal. vas
tlmosl entirely wiped out BY Gre early
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SAYI
What Do You Think.
WILL
You be wise enough to profit by il when
1t cpnieE? Are You willing 10 help il
alongH IL YOU are. do not ~ait until il
bursts upon yon unawar-s. but do your
best to hurry and push il.
THE
Only way to do this il to talk Of Il; 10
write Of il: tn b"a~t of it; praise aud
p~atronize every hOme industry; keep
yonr rn"ney in the country and induce
others to come aud do the same. DO
not PatIouize outside in situations in
preference To your own. and before you
know il the
BOOM

Will l." ur"n you md you will realize
that every dollar spent in furiheriug n
local enterprise will return 10 you doub.
ied, While every one you send away will
he gone f"Tevrr- Ia hooking around to
see where I" spend those Dollars NEST
adVautaSeously It will
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ROLL OF

Following Is the report Of N" Mount
City School for the month Of JUL ,
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Dated. Elko. July 20. 1887.
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President Powning offers Is Special Premium n GOLD MEDAL. v
for the Best Exhibit in any Department.
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Trials Of speed to be conducted under the auspices
Directors OF the State Agricultural Society.
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dir.st that this notice he published In the
iSoEPESpESr at E!kO. S'y. the newspaper
published peNre.i the laid nining claim. for
tie period 81 .iIt' days.
H.. II. HALL.
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'riday, Sept. %, Wednesday, Sept. 2S, Friday, Sept.
, 1887-02-12

guns to protect him, to have ball proof
window shutters to his house, and two
armed policemen 10 guard his steward,
because OH the falling in of an Old lease he
found his land in such a wretched condl-
ton, and the tenants upOn it so miserable,
that he bought them out by agreement,
and took the land into his own hands.
Having escaped six shots, this gentleman
was generally known in the neighbOurhOOd
az .sthe wOOdcock." He tells of a land
agent who was in the habit Of taking two
boys. one before and one behind him, on his
horse when riding through the country, so
that he could not be killed without one OF
the boys being shot. He tells OF an En-
gliSh gentleman who had lately succeeded
to q property near the town OF Tipperary,
aud who after living for three months upon
the estate, during which time he was "mOSG
Kind" to his tenants III giving them lime
and states for their houses and land, re-
Geived "a notice precisely similar TO the
threatening letters of to-day, save that the
moonlighterS appear then to have gone by
the name of Starlighters:
Sir,-I take liberty, under Captain star
lights law, to truly enfOrm you that | am
Bound on my solid oath to keep up to the
following law. You are counted a good
landlord, and were it not tor that, L would
not put you in possession OF what you are
going to hear, nor would | expose myself
By giving You this, and of course must en-
counter with yOu hereafter.
NOTICE.
There did twelve of us git on a jury and
agreed on, that if you were lift in old
CASTLE long that you would be a good man
to some aud u very bad man to more of us.
We agreed on the above captains law 10
Remove you, either dead Or alive), which
we all drew lots with the exception of one,
for to know whOmb should take your life,
and be Joined with two more, if necessity
requires it. Now the lot fell TO me to un-
dergO the task, and whatever two | choose
to tax with me.
1t is still in my power to notice you once
before | commit the deed. | therefore
Notice you under my authority for to Quit
old Castle with health rs you came with
it, ami iS sorry to the heart that we lift
You so long lis we did, but we must make
bud good now. So you must be accessory
to your own death if held with opposition,
as much us / am for shooting you.
| therefore the third time Bid you quit it
You ike,0r Remain there if you dare; for it
YOU do, will make You acquainted with
small English powder and Irish siugS when
You may think you are safest. You know
you gave plenty of opportunity to MS, but
we did not agree OH taking your life until
this time. Now we are lift but a very
short time TO undergo our task. and that
we will do faithfully if put to it. | will
make you know what a Paddy mouse is
with u BlunderbuSh in his hand. Perhaps
you may laugh at this and say it were
some ~cowardIy Blaguard wroted it. Do
that it you like or if you dare.
Given under our hand,
Captain Starlight.
Captain Glare, Do
Captain to the poor
The same writer saw a SchOoImaster
walking about the town of Tipperary fol-
lowed by two armed policemen, because he
had resisted an attack upon his house
by some men in search Of arms, and,
though fired at and wounded, sncceeded
, 1887-02-12
Given under our hand,
Captain Starlight.
Captain Clare, Do
Captain to the poor

The same writer saw a SchOOlmaSter
walking about the town of Tipperary fol
lowed by two armed policemen, because he
had resisted an attack upon his house
by some men in search Of arms, and,
though fired at and wounded, succeeded
in killing one of his aSSailantS and secur.
ing the conviction Of another; but instead
of his uurageO resistance carrying with
it the sympathy of the people, their sym.
putty was with the cOwardly ruffianS who
attacked him, and it not guarded by the
police he would, we are told, have been
IN rrtered-a case precisely similar to that
of the prosecuted UurtinS. H. gives SGve-
raj other instances of farmers, lahourers,
landlords, and agents who were obliged to
have their lives protected by policemen
while following their vOcatiOnS, and goes
on to observe that these Outrages had for
their object a system of terrorism which
should set the law at defiance, and that
they were directly foStered, and increased
by fhe Repeal agitation then going on.
The small farmer, he says, expected that
if he got Repeal he would secure the pos
session of his land without acknowledge
ment or rent to anybody, and under this
impression a code of terrorism was encourg-
oil which resisted not only ejectment from
land, and the payment of arrears of rent,
hut which forbade the turning awayO of a SER
want. resisted The payment Ofdebts, prevent
ed the giving of evidence, and punished the
as sertiOn of every right with the threat OF
violence or death, which was almost inva-
riably carried out. "When this is the
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Spring Resorts.
Connirp Doaro

A FEW GENTLEMEN can find board for
~ summon Palaadesi modern housei 20 minutes from
City Hail. smnutes 10 depot beautiful grounds, frult
bundant Address b.. Sow.York Tribune
DOARD at FAIR VIEW HOUSE.-Good
ID good table pleasantly located close TO the
FranoOnia Notch Special rtes Tor uno u lpombor Ad
dress 4. ". SAW - Eh. NOfth WOODSTOCK, ~ IL
COUNTRY BOARD. - Desirable location /;
~ healthy. pure mountain air; shady lawni minutes
walk from dcp0ts everything nrstclss ~ ami 81 per week
city reference :. \. BATES Pownal. VI
COUNTRY BOARDERS can find pleasant
~ home with every comfort Two hours from cyi terms
Boz H. washin stonville. Orange County, n. y.
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Ccnnlrn }oar0 r0dnleo

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for summer
- months within hours 81 New. York by party Of
where few other bOarders
surroundings and appointments must be- first
class every particular Address n = j. AiIOuHo p
town Oflcc. LBS Broadway
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c,1rnprmr co11Rr- CITY AND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY MY
- OF NEwYORK OTTO j. i:sgeTs ana mann 'i''"
ko the above defendant You arc Iero0y y OF
~ answer tho complaint In this action and 70 servo cop
your answer on tho PLAINTIFF attorney within iwoy S
after the OF this summons exclusive ., uo d
srce and I'm case OF your failure TO appear or answer
en viii be taken against you by default Tor the roe ue
manded In the complaint -,
Dated New. York. April 10, l5ol 60 p,,.,tr. A,tornev
HENRY D. HoTOhkIsS, IIA nv 40 2asoanst
To Julio Tolos defeDdant Tho foregoing n f Hon
.orvad nnon Won y publication pursuant 10 an orue V ~.
Charles bonohue odthe Supreme Court dtou n9
day of May 1887 and filed with tho company IN No yorS
d. CLARK ~ tbe city and Of New.fok New oIA
hhNhi ~ hOA ~ Nnssau-st Ncw.York
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Buoinses proprrtn for Sale aiio Go fft-
At "a CLINTON PLACE, sth-st.; store
HVO' -'A rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st.
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CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNT IL
= OF EW.YoRK-John Mutrie lanes AraIdr anu
James NJ. Currie. plantins against Juno io''''' "
Summons -. w.. ar. hsrahv summoned
% the complaint I'm action and 70 servo COPY
your answer PLAINTIFF attorney Titn ,o ay Of
liter iho aoryice OF this exclusive Oh .no y ~
sarvca and I'm case OF your failure to appear o.,
Indictment will be taken against you by deaut ior LILO ie
demande In the complaint 800
Dated New-York. April 10. leSl .,.,,c. .,,or,cv
HENRY ID HOTOHKt5S, Plaintim AuoIncy. =,
Once and Post Of1oo addresA NO. 81 s sa st.
To Julio Toosa defendant New YORK ~. nnnp.pant
10 an order OF Charles pononue luase o. aa ' 'th the
Conrt dated the l4th day Of May, leel anu n nv ~
complaint In ONCE Of the CLERK Of the CITY anu |ouV "
He"io HENWY d. HoToHKIss Plnntins Attorney
80 Nassau. ct, New. York.
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UpNnRAL Observation-Disclosures an
tmoriean english, Scotch Dutch German or swod.s;s
woman 20 Do general sps %u;I BE- s0os p ana
GO her person well as particular about shs IA
ss wages there adult. Y the family and 70 IN NE az
teffnnoon st 302 AdelphLst. Brookyn
WANTED at 105 st. Johns place. Brdokiyn:
w three competent PrOse.tan: slls snS pa,n sswss
piesss call viii references Tuesday ADd WEDNESDAY, sses
naoas Of this week, Take 7sh-aya oar from Bragg
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Gitp Property Tor Bale.

A NNoIrNcEMrNT.- have decided to
n withdre All pre sly published prices for our reman
nc bonses cor and 73d and TO offer them AZ
- . ,re sent cost product They are ne IN per.
fecf arel and an ong built In this city, Can
be any time
Particulars application
CHARLES Buck a CO.,
500 Madisonave.
BARGAINS in private houses 126 to 1874
II Wost s2dst perfect gems in every particular; open
Tnesdays VIRGiLIo DEL GENoVESE, builder and owner
NLEGANT new four-s story cabinet trimmed
II private dwellings, Nos 4S TO 90 West S5hst Inquire
on promises OF OF JAMES a. fhhME, oHheI.
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SALE OF TIE ALEXANDRIA AM
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

y virtue and under authority Of decree rendered ~ mo
Circuit Court United states for hc Eastern Drc OF
Virginia on the 9TH day OF ALrh 1854 IN the Hhai1eIJ
ton Railroad Company and others theren depending he
uudoslRned master Of said court and the
Amounted by said make OF tho property therein
described pose sal at pnbc suctlon to o
Cu,tom House Buding Asaph st. In the CITY OF alex
andrla Va at l2 o'clock on haturihy tlo Vth way O
July 1887 all rights privileges, franchises anu poP
erty OF Tho Alexandra and Washington Railroad company
except fund hor' -fer to come INTO te LIMITS
Tho railroad OF said Tho Alexandra ana AshuEton
Railroad Company consists OF double TRACK IaIQAu TOY
MONT I'm the County ALL Nandra state or virginia oPo
ong Bridge" To 81 Asal Junction In said county Two
Aaaph junction into tho CltV OF ch
andfia ono passDR through Henryst To- Duke a. anu INC
other through Asaphst to Prnoe.sst WIN so
The aid comnauy I'm tho masters report on MO
amongst this papers In said cause. ,,, 1900. ,.,, .
Terms Of aale-Cash rs 10 tho followlng SUMS VIZ.
s5gGlO 81 with interest thereon the rave bo' , @
terest thereon at tho per cent er annun from uS
1857 until paid $50 900 with interest thereon AZ ne Ino
NJ nor cent per an mum January 1884, until pain anu
with interest upon all Of the half yoaly coupons VI T RE
22d day OF July 1862 the 2d day OF july ISL po1s
cnded until paid STBli5 with interest on $50 oyo ~
pal thereof September o 1888 til paid snH IS
with interest on so 81 H. part theroof IRON
ss9 IN paid and a, 10 residue OF tho purchase money
upon q credit OF and years win meres, on "a
sale evidence by negotiable notes the title being reaon
under control OF the Court pn t % % na,d ana
made with tho forms sale and until oil tho money ~ i am
subect 10 resale in Of default dep"st WIZ
be required Tho property struck on INV IT'S the
10 bo let into Tho possessoQ OF the property unt Ies nv
final such sale and iuturo otuer vi o
to that effect NJ II ptCAsaNTS
Master and Commissioner 10 mako sao
Convoyancing at the cost OF the purchaser
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THURSDAY. MAY 20.

JU u j. q 7. TNIIFIUB
Public auction sale lot % and 4story No %
East 73dst s. 99.6 It W Of Madiscn-av0
BIZ John =. y. S,aVth.
Public auction SALE lot 20I7G TO and Sstory dwelling No
1913 East 50th.st 225 fl OF 2d.ave lots
so each 81 Nioholasave 100 fl OF lots
25x about 80 each 10th-ave, 100 II W OF l5sthst
BIZ James H. Wells
Public auction sale lots 25x 100 each Ryer and
164th-st lots 25x 90 each. Cresonave n OF 1S4h-
s....l plot of land l35x about l5 Highbridgo Road
OF Morris lots 26X 100 each MOrrisave.
sof l83dst-.-.4 lots 25xlOO each Fleetwoodave Of
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Partition SALE Noyes. referee plot Of land 80 I3G
434 and 5story building Ave-A, blk front between il
and Houston sts i lot la6x4S4xlsl14o and 4.stor
building No 22S Houston at running TO lstst 5SS II
AveA IL lot l8x45xl lx474 and similar building
226 adj abOve..... lot 30x 1908 and similar building
342 East 45tl.gt & 3 90 IL OF lst.aVe.
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WEDNESDAY. NAY 25.
d., N nI.I.s. n O..

Public auction sale lots 100 each 3dave 202
55thst IL lot 26xlO0 East 55ts 100 IT OF 3dave
49,. 10 lots 900 each adj above.
foreclosure SALE olney referee lot % Oxl 90 and l.
story building No lO3 MonrOesb z27 fl " OF Ruigersst
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REAL ESTATE
AT THE EXCHANGE.


en-. ss advertised at public auction Oh SATURDAY AZ 's
81 rstate Exohsnge adjourned MI Harnet remark
g. u was question whether was policy to sell ailer
40 o'clock ou saturday in consequence OF the Hahohoy
,w Not more fifty persons were present Inc hh'
kept open 2f5 10 allow OF any stock sales
snn sk ,,SSt he called at 1880 being also adjourned
dnring past week has been unusually acuse
~ t,ue o wear following table contrasts the auc
on saie for last week the preceding week ana ne
'oiio'P'0 Corresponding
Week ending Week ending we fssm ~
x.x.yors .ssSSS. SIS s5e75ls $500 900 600
brooklyn. .-.......... 1880 l3sv4o - goo
The sales reported by brokers aggregated sl
against 81 10000 the preceding week ,xp reporter
L. Mordecai said in answer 10 ~ IN Ntnatefh
that many sales have peen these streets
era about To be finished thought ea wast Side
was no more activity in that particular p par, oi VI"
than there lad been for the last sly ,xeex is that OF
Among the advertised for the 60 t dy wears ago
she Beck purchaser aDou nc resod
by Beck for 81 $50 Three ys ave lots on AIMS
TaSie Csnldwell and Trinity ayes anu pemes l. Wlls
st are be pat on tho hlocks of tho
There is an elevated station within WV
property. $1,000 =. so,d hv tho Same auctioneer is the
pa,tty astate Baitty was the Morris isi1nsy s"
was gfahteu mn will make their first safes AZ NC os
on. noa mis- nreek L. Tan0nbaum ~ 80 IarinStou.ave
20S3 and 2OS5 Thrlaye; ana frame stable and lot
=: A. ~ hstveen East River and Avenue a. A"'
1arv helo5ss TO Alderman Mcoaade pvor opposite
oscawana Island situated In te EareSs sons to
Stsannost Company, who intend to MAKO ~ '"
NEWBORN Saturday, May 81. 1887
~ .,,ss v,ore held at the Exchange and AUCTION NOUN "
day. n, IT Muller Son.
M =,
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By james I. Wells.

Public sale 165 bounded by st AIMS and Trinity
ayes, l56tls Westchester-ave
BIZ L. j. L. phtNips
Foreclosure sale Crane referee lots 25xlO05 each
West 6e,hss $50 Of Save....2 lots Z5Sa9l each
ll0h-st 200 II OF lot xl0Oll
West ll2thst l75 II @ OF 6thsve
Hat HacL fIrraaC a IN
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NAPON SPRINGS AND BATnS,

ALKALINE IITHTA AND SUPERIOR IRON WATERS.
HAMPSHIRE COT My. W. VA.
This celebrated Mountain for health and pleasure
Baths OF pcraturo summer climate unsurpassed
charming SUI cr home with H. many improvements, &C
cOmmodatng 500 guests. June J. send for Crculr
and rate sheet tFor medical and other e ,tlmonyl
: A Z
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TO-DAY MONDAN, MAY %.
D., D{,bord Y Hnr1leu a Co.

y
SALE Chds referee plot OF lana %
Rrovn place i26 II l3lstst running 70 Harlem "a
Ieptors sale lot lax rreg xl6X753 No 2O3 East
ns 81 II Shave. plot OF lan oVAloVlV "0S'
l58u.st 100 II OF Grand Boulevard. %, ,,,-o n
Public sale. plot Of land az ahS5
n q Nage-ave, l3s.7 IT . of KingsbridRe Road
BIZ A. II. Muller q Son. 80 mr.. ,oa
sao ii Olin referee plot OF land 2S13O6x los
" on btiave n W Of ll9thst excepting lots on ot
Y iots on
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The total amount realized at the Exchange and a, AnStoR
,oo rom pubc auction sales OF city real esVe iOt o
,o Sed viz, viii satnrday May 81 was 81 .23l,9S5
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ll68 II Q Madsonave
Public auction sale lotr 25xl00 IL each and 5story build
ings Nos $50 and 63S East ll7ths 373 OF Pleasant
aye..l lot 25xlOOl II and 3stcry dwelling No 52l East
117th-st. d &, 223 II e OF Peasantave
foreclosure sale De Kay Townsend referee
1O0l1 each and 3story dwellings Nos 436 438
1lsthst Of 1stave-... 3 lots l7X757 and similar
building Nos 4i4 70 44S West llSts 100 of Pleas
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NKw-YoRK. Saturday, May 2l, 1887.
,,oro hold at tho Exchange and Auction Room 70
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

COL w. II. Calkins aud Mr. Otto H. Hassel.
man have returned from a ten-day' visit to New
York city.
ssty, the guest OF Miss Anna Bags. Miss
H'orts Will remain some time.
w. Misses Louella Snyder and Nellie Percy, of
rartnsville, the guests of Miss Emma
Seseigke, on South Meridian street
a Dr Henry jameson has purchased the resi-
XNence rroperty of the late DIR. Funkhouser, on
IN Delaware street, and will occupy 1t soon.
new. DR.. Mcleod entertained Ex-Governor
roSs OK Illinois. at tea last night The Gov
'4nor returns to Chicago to-day.
MT Z. j. Cullen. manager of the Grand Hotel.
M e4ected vice-president of the Hotel Mems
~ usi BENEFIT Association, at the recent meet
Jug In Washington
Mr and Mrs. Will II. Parks, Of Detroit. are
n nsss. OF Mr.. and Mrs. t. B. Bowman until Sat
s.9 10y when they will leave for New York and
-, ior Europe on Wednesday.
xh ars. Josiah Locke and daughter. Miss Sue.
bs". nave been in California for year more.
r. returned to the city. and are the guests of
To- ana Mrs. N A. Hyde for q few days, be-
-'ie going to Vermont
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hail Ja'es House: DR.. Tony, New York w. III.
TT niss Eva Still, Wabash; ID. w. Henry,
Ar,h uaute: John L. Williams, Crawfordsville
Nj. ut y. White, Colfax; Miss Jennie Mitchell,
darssDA,sy Howard, Miss Winnie Mailman, An
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